Drey is a notes app and a personal task manager in one.
Tick it in either place and it’s done in both.
I loved how TickTick worked. It just wasn’t smooth on every platform, and it had too many quirks. So I’m building the to-do app I wanted.
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One shortcut opens it over whatever you’re doing. Write the task the way you’d say it, dates included, and get back to work. It lands in your Inbox, or in a note if you type @.
A task with a date sits on that day, next to your meetings. Give it a time and Drey reminds you.
Tick a task on your phone and it’s done on your laptop. Drey is a cross-platform task manager for Mac, Windows, Linux, the web and iPhone.
Type #work on any task and filter your list down to it. And if you’re leaving Evernote, your tasks come with you.
Drey does. There are apps for Mac, Windows and Linux, one for the web and one for iPhone, all signed in to the same list.
Type /Todo in any note and that line becomes a task. A line you’ve already written can be turned into one too.
Yes. Paste your Google or Outlook calendar’s link into Drey and its events show up beside your tasks, refreshed every 15 minutes.
Cmd+Option+A on a Mac and Ctrl+Alt+A on Windows and Linux, and you can change it. On iPhone, add tasks from the share sheet, the Capture widget or Siri.
I’m letting people in from the waitlist a few at a time. Joining is free, and your invite comes by email.